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Sep. 22nd, 2005 09:03 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
taratemimaIf you look at my userinfo, you can see the schools I went to.
I have to apologize for not writing the challenges. First off, I've been zoning out all week, I have no clue where to start, I am worried I will overdo a hurt/comfort plot, the only thing that I'm interested in is reading Helter Skelter. It's not what you think--I just wanted something that didn't require much deep thought. I know, I know, it is very strange talking about a book about the Manson Family like it was a fluffy novel. I read enough true crime novels that I wasn't squicked or shaken but watching for pieces to fall into place.
I also spent the day trying to figure how to pay my student loan faster. First, though, I have to save up for an emergency fund. It is crazy that I will have to save for two years just to have a cushion for six months. Maybe I should consider a money market or something.
All this assumes I'll be working. I hope I can find a better job than this. I am still feeling bummed about the whole 'seems too inexperienced to work here.' I am wondering if going back to school will fix it. Three more years at my current job, no matter how many courses I take or suggestions I make, are going to fix that.
(Oh, and my work wants to know how they can work with the government in dealing with the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina. I have ideas of possible problems, but am not sure how to find more details about them, who is assigned to them, working on them, and such.)
I had thought of eating out, but worried about not getting home in time for bed. Considering that the trains were stalled and they were running shuttle buses, I had good instincts. However, I feel too resigned to eat.
I have to apologize for not writing the challenges. First off, I've been zoning out all week, I have no clue where to start, I am worried I will overdo a hurt/comfort plot, the only thing that I'm interested in is reading Helter Skelter. It's not what you think--I just wanted something that didn't require much deep thought. I know, I know, it is very strange talking about a book about the Manson Family like it was a fluffy novel. I read enough true crime novels that I wasn't squicked or shaken but watching for pieces to fall into place.
I also spent the day trying to figure how to pay my student loan faster. First, though, I have to save up for an emergency fund. It is crazy that I will have to save for two years just to have a cushion for six months. Maybe I should consider a money market or something.
All this assumes I'll be working. I hope I can find a better job than this. I am still feeling bummed about the whole 'seems too inexperienced to work here.' I am wondering if going back to school will fix it. Three more years at my current job, no matter how many courses I take or suggestions I make, are going to fix that.
(Oh, and my work wants to know how they can work with the government in dealing with the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina. I have ideas of possible problems, but am not sure how to find more details about them, who is assigned to them, working on them, and such.)
I had thought of eating out, but worried about not getting home in time for bed. Considering that the trains were stalled and they were running shuttle buses, I had good instincts. However, I feel too resigned to eat.
